LINCOLNSHIRE TODAY35HOMESThe light roomy breakfast room leads
off to a separate tack room, boot room
and utility, all essential for comfortable
equestrian winter living with
underfloor heating to the first two
levels.
Venturing upstairs, the first floor
accommodates the principal bedroom
with ensuite bathroom and dressing
room, along with five further bedrooms
and two further bathrooms. Above this
is Phil8217s guitar room, office, and a
further bedroom and bathroom plus
After eighteen months of negotiation
with planning authorities, their design -
met with unanimous approval and
work commenced on clearing the land.
Builders and craftsmen Ellis Cray
managed the project through every
stage, with the Peplows8217 tastes and
required styles uppermost in their
minds. The project took over two and a
half years to complete, but with
meticulous attention to detail including
the Ketton stone main door, gothic
archway stone window, headers and
porch 8211 which have become something
of a talking point with the local media. 37
57346As we entered through the Victorian
amber stained glass hall doorway, we
were greeted by a magnificent American
white oak stairway to the two floors
above. Before venturing upstairs though,
we just had to see the downstairs living
area.
In the main living room stands the
very impressive Victorian fireplace, cast
in 1780, which has moved with the
Peplows from their two previous homes.
The walling has been custom built to
make its new home and it8217s easy to see
why this was one of the essential
ingredients of the property.The barns have been transformed
following a 16390,000 investmentThe magnificent wwhite oak
stairway exudes qualityThe well appointedd kitchen
has a sure sense of style
The Victorian fireplace cast in 1780
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